Virtual Event FAQ

• Webinars are didactic sessions focused on emerging topics in the field and successful palliative care program models, with on-demand viewing available.
• Virtual Office Hours are small-group, Q+A consulting calls with leading subject matter experts. These sessions are intentionally designed to be for a smaller number of attendees in order to ensure an engaging session for all. Virtual Office Hours are not recorded. These are a safe space for attendees to speak with faculty and peers.
• Interprofessional Grand Rounds offers one-hour sessions where members learn about complex patient cases from leaders in the field.

Full access to CAPC virtual events, including webinars, Virtual Office Hours, and Interprofessional Grand Rounds is reserved for CAPC members. CAPC occasionally offers briefings and other virtual events that are open to all.

CAPC virtual events do not offer continuing education credits.

Our online clinical training courses do offer continuing education credits for physicians (+ABIM MOC credits), nurses, social workers, and case managers.

Visit our events calendar, then click on the event you are interested in, and click Register. You will need to be logged in to your CAPC User Account in order to register for most events. Space is limited for all events, so register early.

Space is limited for all virtual events. Webinar recordings will be posted within 48 hours for you to watch at your convenience. Virtual Office Hours are recurring sessions with smaller capacity, so if a session is full, please sign up for next month’s session.

Webinars are recorded and posted in the On-Demand Webinars section within 48 hours of the live event. Interprofessional Grand Rounds are not recorded, but Case Reviews are posted after the event. Virtual Office Hours are NOT recorded; these events provide a safe space for attendees to speak with faculty and peers.

All CAPC virtual events are hosted on Zoom.

You will need a computer, tablet, or smartphone that has a camera, microphone, and Internet access.

You will need to be able to log in via the Zoom app. We recommend speaking to the IT team at your organization to address any firewall issues that may prevent access. You can also access the session you signed up for with the dial-in information included in the confirmation email.

When you register, you will receive a confirmation email that includes a custom link to join the event. Please use the ‘add to calendar’ feature in the confirmation email so that you have access to your unique registration link and it is saved to your calendar. Do not share your unique join link with others.

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